The first time I saw the released poster, the mother and daughter seemed to be snuggling closely, but upon closer inspection, it was the mother who was holding her daughter's fragile neck and neck with a mysterious smile. A small line of words on the poster "Seeing is Deceiving (seeing is false)
Gipsy was a poor girl who was seriously ill. According to her mother, Jipsy had a disease since she was a child: cancer, cerebral epilepsy, paralysis, muscle atrophy... Titi used one lie, like a chain, to imprison Jipsy on the hospital bed, unable to eat. The legs can't work, and they can only be left at the mercy of the mother forever. A child in full control. A child who would make others think that the mother who took care of her was a great child. A perfect, money-making tool. The desire for control, the sense of honor, and the desire for money are all perfectly satisfied. No wonder Titi calls her the "angel" who saves herself. And how difficult it is to escape this deception. The inquiries of outsiders are always prevaricated by the mother in various ways. When the body no longer belongs to you, eating, drinking and even thinking are controlled, such a life is like a nightmare. Worse than a nightmare is that the person who committed atrocities to you is your family. In the name of love, she did evil deeds, and in the end, she was praised by everyone and became a model and good mother. Victims have nowhere to sue for their suffering and nowhere to redress their grievances. They can only be tied to the execution platform by the ropes of family affection and slaughtered. When children are sick, parents can send them to treatment; when parents are sick, it is the children who suffer.
Under the multiple effects of possessiveness, control, and a sense of reputation, parents will imagine that children who do not meet their expectations are all sick. Bias is a disease, Internet addiction is a disease, not getting married is a disease, not having a baby is a disease, sexual orientation is a disease... As everyone knows, the real disease is themselves. The most terrifying thing about "The Bad Deeds" is the opening sentence: it is based on true events. All kinds of things in the movie happened in real life. But in reality, no one has ever offered a helping hand to Gypsy. Art comes from life, but it cannot be higher than life. The real human heart can sometimes be scarier than any work of art.
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